Dana Goodyear

Honey and Junk

“Haunted, ruthless, tender—scary-cool and edgy-smart. . . . The most breathtaking debut in years!”—J. D. McClatchy

“Despite Goodyear’s gift for wordplay, she is at base not a poet of revenge but one of loss and love—of sentiment frozen by insight. . . . Honey and Junk packs a terrific punch.”—New York Times

“With talent this apparent, the heart will always have room for more from [Goodyear].”—St. Louis Today